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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented wartime dispatch discusses Entente demands on Turkey and Germany. It notes Britain France and Russia press for reparations and naval actions, while Turkish cabinet faces pressure to withdraw troops and demobilize forces.
Turmoil grows as Britain France and Russia respond to Turkish attacks on Russian ships in the Black Sea. Allied leaders seek resolution while Turkish and German forces maneuver across Europe with no decisive engagements yet. Mines threaten northern waters as naval activities broaden the war’s reach.
Reports from London and Paris detail Turkey aligning with Germany, with 600 German officers in Turkey and up to 900,000 Turkish troops ready to fight. Allies defend Belgium near Ypres as German assaults falter and Belgian dikes flood fields to hinder German advances.
A fragmentary wartime dispatch from London describes Russian claims of battles with German and Austrian forces. It notes heavy Russian participation and says the Russians captured supplies and positions near Radom and Vighitn while Austrian troops sheltered. The report references losses, a Hungarian corps, and retreats by forces moving westward.
General war dispatches from Rothe report minister resignations in Britain and Italy, a budget dispute, and shifting war conditions. Emden’s exploits are noted alongside German naval actions near Portugal and Gibraltar. The text references General Christian De Wet granted five days' armistice terms, amid broader Allied losses and territorial contention during the early stages of the European conflict.
Toudon dateline November 3 reports no decisive gains as both sides in the Belgium and northern frontier fighting press advances at some points while facing counterattacks, with only limited success reported from various sectors.
United States grand jury returns criminal incitements against twenty defendants and former directors of a major New Haven to Hartford rail line firm. Names include Willia Roskofotor Theodore Wall and George Irakor among others. Proceedings mention attempts at new trials, charges tied to stock manipulation and bank relations, with details scattered across a broad indictment list.
A rabid prairie wolf attacked Whitley and his son near Electra in Whitley County. Both men sustained multiple wounds, the elder severely, with the son fighting off the animal as it came from a barn. Physicians at the Partour Institute prescribed double treatment for both in rabies risk.
In Pasadena a cat named Tiger was left $1000 by the will of Mrs. Rosa to be cared for by Mrs. Lovito M. Adams of Berkeley. The bequest, noted by Union National and Say-Inge Bank of Pasadena as executor, aims to provide daily meals and shelter for the aging pet.
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